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If you want a candidate for surprise picks of the year, Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) surely deserves consideration. As a traditional media and TV services provider, the company obviously faces risk from the cord-cutting phenomenon. Simply put, people, especially younger people, don’t consume content entertainment like they used to.

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On Wednesday , International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) stock did something unusual: it outpaced the stock market, closing up 1.7% against the Dow Jones’ less than 1% move. Could this be a sign of things to come for IBM stock? Why International Business Machines (IBM) Stock Could Thrive Source: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com Of course, one should never read into any one market...

Gaming stocks are finally showing a little life again. After a dreadful couple of quarters, the gaming names have started to recover from their worst levels. Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) stock, in particular, is back to the $56 range after reaching $40 earlier this year. Activision Blizzard Stock's Rebound Will Run Out of Steam Source: Lauren Elisabeth / Shutterstock.com...

It’s a headwind that will certainly impact Citigroup (NYSE:C) and Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) as much as it does Bank of America (NYSE:BAC). But BAC stock was the only major bank stock Raymond James analyst Michael Rose downgraded last week in response to falling interest rates, and more recently, inverted yield curves. With These Headwinds, It's Long Past Time to Bail on BAC Stock...

I’ve been a fan of Square (NYSE:SQ) and its disruptive force in the small business community for quite some time. For me, the long-term narrative for SQ stock has never changed. This is all about providing lesser-known outfits with the tools and resources to compete with the alpha dogs. While disruption often gets a bad rap, with Square, it’s mostly positive. Source: Jonathan...

As the U.S.-China trade war has ebbed and flowed over the past year, so has Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) stock. BABA stock has bounced wildly over the past 12 months. Ultimately, though, Alibaba stock has not made any progress. Source: Shutterstock The price of Alibaba stock in late August 2018 was $175. The closing price on Friday was $175. In other words, as the trade war has hung...

Ah, the startup mania. This market cycle has seen a flood of “unicorns” and other venture-backed companies capture investor attention like Pets.com and other startups did in prior bubble periods. The current drama surrounding WeWork’s efforts to go public is a perfect example of a company that at the core is a boring sub-leasing provider but has dressed itself up. Give me a...